MCPOCKET - Local MCP gateway

mcpocket is an open-source Rust gateway designed to centralize and simplify the management of multiple Message Communication Protocol (MCP) servers for various client applications. Key features include: • Centralized MCP server management • Routing of tool calls to configured upstreams • Policy enforcement and namespacing • Status checks and configuration synchronization This gateway allows client applications like Claude Code, Codex, and other similar tools to interact with a single local MCP server, which then intelligently routes requests to your upstream MCPs. It supports both local stdio MCP child processes and remote HTTP MCP endpoints, providing a unified interface for diverse environments. Security is a priority, with tools annotated as "destructive" being hidden by default until explicitly allowed, ensuring controlled access to critical functions. mcpocket streamlines development by allowing you to add each MCP server once to a central configuration file. Every upstream tool is exposed with a "server__tool" naming convention, preventing name collisions across different MCPs and ensuring clarity. A single sync command updates multiple client configurations simultaneously, reducing setup time and maintaining consistency across your development environment. Built for developers and engineering teams, mcpocket simplifies complex MCP integrations. It provides a clean, command-line interface for installation, configuration, and ongoing management, empowering users to quickly set up, monitor, and troubleshoot their MCP ecosystem without managing multiple server instances directly.